Jazooli Colour Coded Heavy Duty Replacement Cotton Floor Mop Head Screw Socket Attachment Type Hard Tile Laminate Floor Cleaner Cleaning Domestic and Commercial, 10x Mop Head Blue

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Whatever your mopping style, REMEMBER, starting with a dirty mop head ends with a dirty floor finish. Attach a new mop head today to ensure a clean floor for tomorrow! Eco-credentials - microfibre mop heads are the best choice for an eco-friendly option. They're made using fewer chemicals than other types of mops and can be laundered hundreds of times without degrading for a long-term reusable solution.

Mops are endlessly useful however, did you know, improper handling, cleaning, and delayed replacement of mop heads make them not only inefficient, but major contributors to the spread of potentially harmful bacteria? When cleaning hard floors such as tile, lino, wood or marble, mops are best used to effectively remove dirt and debris without damaging the surface.Microfibre mop heads - These resemble cut strips of material and act to lift and collect dirt from the floor's surface. They're extremely absorbent making them the ideal choice for cleaning up spillages and can be machine washed without damage Looped end mop heads - These mop heads are used specifically for large areas. The looped design delivers durability and longevity

The use of coloured plastic varieties as part of a colour-coded cleaning system is becoming increasingly popular as a way to help prevent the spread of bacteria.Parts of the mop head are falling off – watch out for those little bits of the mop head that come off when cleaning floors or laundering your mop heads. This blog aims to explain the differences between mop head varieties, how to increase longevity and how NOT to finish with a dirty floor. Mop heads come in a variety of types and designs, with some designed for normal wet mopping, while others are for dry mopping only. That’s hundreds of billions of harmful bacteria that are going straight onto your floors, ripe for spreading and multiplying.